Inter set for new round of talks for Jones after Liverpool’s white lie against Como | OneFootball

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·17 August 2026

Inter set for new round of talks for Jones after Liverpool’s white lie against Como

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Multiple sources in Italy claim that Inter have scheduled a new round of talks for Curtis Jones this week after the Liverpool midfielder was dropped for a friendly against Como on Sunday.

Inter are ready to continue talks with Liverpool over English midfielder Jones.


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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – AUGUST 2: Curtis Jones #17 of Liverpool dribble the ball during a friendly match against Leeds United at Soldier Field on August 2, 2026 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Geoff Stellfox/Getty Images)

Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport and Sport Mediaset are all confident that Jones wants to play for Inter, but the Nerazzurri are unwilling to match the Reds’ €40m asking price, mostly because Jones has less than a year left in his contract at Anfield.

Jones was not involved in the two friendlies that Liverpool played against Como on Sunday, officially due to a hip problem.

Sport Mediaset, however, notes that the explanation provided by the Liverpool medical staff was a ‘white lie’ given that the real reason for Jones’ omission was that the 25-year-old wants to play for Inter in 2026-27 and join his teammates John Stones and Djed Spence.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Inter are ready to offer €30m plus add-ons, using a similar strategy to the one used to sign Spence from Tottenham.

Spurs’ asking price for the English wing-back was close to €50m after the World Cup, but the North Londoners lowered their demands in August, allowing the Nerazzurri to sign the ex-Genoa man on their terms.

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